[Haus-Of_Mck]

YASSSSSSSSSSSS!! RIRI **** ON EM!!

[MusicTalker]

When is Marina + the Diamond's Radioactive released to US iTunes?

[nintendude666]

22. ADELE - Set Fire to Your Favs
23. Lady GaGa - Marry the Night

Oh my god.

[FAN]

Oh my god Katy yesss

[Green]

Originally posted by Tsuko

It's true that when a dance-pop girl does something everybody has a massive panic on here, but when a male artist does it nobody cares.

That's true. No one said anything when Jason Aldean released a last minute remix with Ludacris and he got a top 10 hit thanks to that.

[GaGaFan]

Originally posted by nintendude666

22. ADELE - Set Fire to Your Favs
23. Lady GaGa - Marry the Night

Oh my god.

[GaGaFan]

Originally posted by Green

This.

No one said anything when Jason Aldean released a last minute remix with Ludacris and he got a top 10 hit thanks to that.

He is particularly "immune" because he's a country artist. They can do no wrong, ever.

[NE.]

God, this thread is infested with people with bad music taste.

[Sammi]

http://kworb.net/pop/

If it stall again,$0.39 is coming.

[Rico Shameless v2]

As pointed out other artists outside pop do it 90x a year, so it shouldn't be viewed as ridiculous when three artists do it. I think that kind of comment stems from not liking said artist. Anyway, no one has shaded Big Sean for remixing "Dance (A$$)" with Nicki to make it even more noticeable. Same goes for remixes that feature Drake/Lil Wayne, etc. Maybe because they don't get as major, or maybe all of you are too catty to embrace the collaborations despite their intentions. The urban market love remixes and when artists come together like that.

And these discounts are not hurting anyone's image. Label tactics have been going on for years, right in our faces. That's why arguing about it really doesn't make a difference. It's not new, and it's a great thing at the end of the day because it makes it even more affordable for consumers. Sure it's "cute" and "fun" to attack the girls who do it, but obviously it's a good thing since practically every one of our faves have done it this year.

Sorry.

[RobynYoBank]

I think they should raise the price of SFTTR to 1.99 before she performs it at the Grammy Awards.

[Firework]

Originally posted by NE.

God, this thread is infested with people with bad music taste.

This is the thread for you then

[MusicTalker]

Originally posted by Rico Shameless v2

As pointed out other artists outside pop do it 90x a year, so it shouldn't be viewed as ridiculous when three artists do it. I think that kind of comment stems from not liking said artist. Anyway, no one has shaded Big Sean for remixing "Dance (A$$)" with Nicki to make it even more noticeable. Same goes for remixes that feature Drake/Lil Wayne, etc. Maybe because they don't get as major, or maybe all of you are too catty to embrace the collaborations despite their intentions. The urban market love remixes and when artists come together like that.

And these discounts are not hurting anyone's image. Label tactics have been going on for years, right in our faces. That's why arguing about it really doesn't make a difference. It's not new, and it's a great thing at the end of the day because it makes it even more affordable for consumers. Sure it's "cute" and "fun" to attack the girls who do it, but obviously it's a good thing since practically every one of our faves have done it this year.

Sorry.

Yes Rico Do you agree that's there sexism on here?

[Tsuko]

Originally posted by MusicTalker

I agree, although the remix trend got absolutely ridiculous at one point among the pop girls so people had a right to complain about that imo.

These definitely sexism, but sometimes I don't know whether it's in favor of women are almost against them. It's like people are trying to nitpick at everything the female artist does, and she's expected to be "sexy" & have the greatest voice on earth or she's a ***** or "boring". But a man can sing about sex, do discounts, & have a weak voice & while he may not be respected like a truly amazingly talented male performer, he isn't viewed the same as his female counterpart, or as negatively.

My rant.

I think on here it's almost as if men simply don't exist in the charts. Like T-Pain has this new song out, that nobody ever talks about. And a few weeks ago a bunch of people said they forgot Black and Yellow, one of the biggest songs of 2010/2011, got to #1. WTF?! And so on. A female artist at #100 on iTunes will get talked about more than a male artist at #3. lol.

However, I don't think the pop remix "trend" got crazy at all.

Firstly, it's not a "trend" at all. Mariah Carey and Christina Aguilera were using remixes to get to #1 over 10 years ago! Infact, Mariah Carey would sometimes make two different music videos for each of the remixes! It's nothing new.

Secondly, I don't really think it got crazy. Like how many pop songs got the treatment this year? Only a few. When there's like 20 rap remixes of songs getting released every WEEK, I don't think a remix being released once a month from a pop girl is a big deal.

Again, going back to T-Pain's current song, he has a remix of 5 O'Clock featuring 2 Spanish rappers on it. But again, nobody cares, but if Katy Perry did it, it'd be a massive deal, and everybody would be hating on her and talking about it for months.

And, going back to Black and Yellow, there was a remix of it featuing Snoop Dogg, Juicy J, T-Pain, even with a music video recorded seprately for it. Nobody on here cares, but there'd be utter uproar if Britney Spears did a remix to Criminal with a brand new music video!

[Sammi]

Originally posted by Rico Shameless v2

As pointed out other artists outside pop do it 90x a year, so it shouldn't be viewed as ridiculous when three artists do it. I think that kind of comment stems from not liking said artist. Anyway, no one has shaded Big Sean for remixing "Dance (A$$)" with Nicki to make it even more noticeable. Same goes for remixes that feature Drake/Lil Wayne, etc. Maybe because they don't get as major, or maybe all of you are too catty to embrace the collaborations despite their intentions. The urban market love remixes and when artists come together like that.

And these discounts are not hurting anyone's image. Label tactics have been going on for years, right in our faces. That's why arguing about it really doesn't make a difference. It's not new, and it's a great thing at the end of the day because it makes it even more affordable for consumers. Sure it's "cute" and "fun" to attack the girls who do it, but obviously it's a good thing since practically every one of our faves have done it this year.

Sorry.

Spill that true tea.

[Four]

Originally posted by Sammi

http://kworb.net/pop/

If it stall again,$0.39 is coming.

I have $0.40 in my US iTunes account so I am all here for that.

[Haus-Of_Mck]

Originally posted by nintendude666

22. ADELE - Set Fire to Your Favs
23. Lady GaGa - Marry the Night

Oh my god.

[Rigalo]

Go buy Ellie Goulding's album

[MusicTalker]

Originally posted by Tsuko

I think on here it's almost as if men simply don't exist in the charts. Like T-Pain has this new song out, that nobody ever talks about. And a few weeks ago a bunch of people said they forgot Black and Yellow, one of the biggest songs of 2010/2011, got to #1. WTF?! And so on. A female artist at #100 on iTunes will get talked about more than a male artist at #3. lol.

However, I don't think the pop remix "trend" got crazy at all.

Firstly, it's not a "trend" at all. Mariah Carey and Christina Aguilera were using remixes to get to #1 over 10 years ago! Infact, Mariah Carey would sometimes make two different music videos for each of the remixes! It's nothing new.

Secondly, I don't really think it got crazy. Like how many pop songs got the treatment this year? Only a few. When there's like 20 rap remixes of songs getting released every WEEK, I don't think a remix being released once a month from a pop girl is a big deal.

Again, going back to T-Pain's current song, he has a remix of 5 O'Clock featuring 2 Spanish rappers on it. But again, nobody cares, but if Katy Perry did it, it'd be a massive deal, and everybody would be hating on her and talking about it for months.

I'll be the first to admit that females have probably made better music as a whole this year and they're definitely dominating the charts, but it's like, they have to work much harder to be respected & they get criticized more often.

The remix trend really annoyed me around when LFN's remix was released but I've since calmed down my opinion and I could just care less at this point. Do ya thang.

[MusicTalker]

Originally posted by Rigalo

Go buy Ellie Goulding's album

I'll help you promote.